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Ribbon Cutting

Ribbon Cutting

Ribbon Cutting

B Cool Bodywork at 1430 E. Main St. Suite G., had their grand opening/ribbon cutting ceremony Friday, Oct. 22.

Cushing Library joins virtual library

The Cushing Public Library announced Monday that it has joined the Oklahoma Virtual Library. “It is a great resource for our community” said Cushing librarian, Michael Hanes.
Arrests

Arrests

Arrests

The following individuals were arrested by the Cushing Police Department between Oct. 20 to Oct. 31. Individuals named are considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

Cimarron Valley Bulletin Board

Cushing, Drumright, Yale, Agra, Mannford, Oilton, Olive, Ripley… If your school, church, club, sports team, association, organization or non-profit group is holding an event, fundraiser, or even just a regular meeting, let us know so we can let everyone else know.
Joke of the Week

Joke of the Week

Joke of the Week

What kinds of candies do you find at schools? Smarties, nerds, and dum-dums!
	NIGHTMARE ON BROADWAY

NIGHTMARE ON BROADWAY

NIGHTMARE ON BROADWAY

Thousands of walking ghouls, ghosts, goblins, marshmallows, monkeys, fi sh, dinosaurs, soldiers, superheroes, zombies, crayons, cops, princesses, knights, aliens, dogs, cats, tigers, ponies and parents turned out Saturday night for the Downtown Cushing Revitalization Association’s Nightmare on...

Avoiding Catalytic Converter Theft

Recent online trends and a national uptick in catalytic converter theft has had locals concerned about becoming a target. Cushing Police Department Deputy Chief Nick Myers says there has been no indication of an increase in the area. “No real increases have been reported with this type of theft.

Ripley ATV accident injures Bristow man

A Creek County man was critically injured after he lost control of an ATV on River Road near Ripley. According to Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Steve Burrows, who investigated the accident, Cody Mauck, 31, of Bristow, was driving a 2020 Yamaha Raptor Friday, Oct.

Unexplained cattle mutilations explained

When Jennings resident Harold Driskel found the bodies of three of his old brood cows in unusual condition it raised an abundance of questions from him. Questions which the Creek County sheriff ’s offi ce has off ered an answer to.